the fact that france -- it's not pragmatic, from our point of view france now is an enemy. we will fight against pro-russian political forces in ukraine and more problems for france. adrian: did you say that france is killing russian soldiers in ukraine? >> yes, because france's -- and soldiers. adrian: i don't want to get bogged down in ukraine, this is a discussion about africa. let's put this to you then, what is russia doing in africa right now? will its engagement bring about the peace and development that many of the countries that it has security partnerships with want? >> i think if we go back to 2019 , you see the signs of what russia was trying to achieve with the continent. that predicts -- predates the war in ukraine. you can see from communication that russia is indeed very keen on forming a strong allegiance with our country for security and so on and so forth. one of the clear needs russia really wants to maintain his influence on the continent because there has been a lot of need for russia to have friends and avoid isolation from other countries. with those

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why is france different? do the unions and the public have the appetite for a long fight over this issue? guest: pension reforms is really something in france that is one of the last kinds of reforms and political discussions that really raise so much interest and passion. there is a series of reforms every 10 years and in 1993, 2003, 2014 and again this year, there is a repetitive access -- aspect to these reforms. the discussion is a bit the same. it's about the previous reform and raising the retirement age by two years from 62 to 64 years. there is a sense of continuity and repetition. a general lack of economy about what is being achieved and a lack of understanding of the broader economy. how much pensions are going to way or not on workers and the future and in general, we have this limited discussion with a lot of passion on all sides. it's related to the lack of broader economic discussion. you have these movements and political parties lost in recent years and decades. which really sees on this oppo

but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's film. peter couldn't make russia and professor of history at the american university in washington dc analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe and kind of stuff had there. we could prevent a world for sale because hitler was weak and no he would wait. and he was bluffing . and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping in many all elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr, britain and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire. britain offered hitler freedom of action in the east of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects if for in

so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one in france as big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister jersey maloney sat about the ca, park in 2018 where so monday, you know, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in burkina faso. it's one of the poorest nations in the world, france prince colonial money for the kena faso, which has gold in return they on the 6th, at the sound of everson, burkina, faso exports and opened the coffin of the french treasury. the goal, the discharge goes down the tunnel to extract mostly ends up in the coffee of the french state. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe . the solution is to free africa from saturday. europeans who exploited on our loudest people to leave off for the half. so that currency of 14 different african nations is printed in france. and it involves are up until 2020 involve having 50 percent of its foreign exchange reserves of those countries based in an operational account in the bank of f

that's the plan for france, however, release quite heavily on nuclear energy. so 70 percent of its energy mixed comes from nuclear or its electricity mix. this means at that a, b, the hydrogen at that at the front would like to be making. they want you clear to be included in that. and this is something that they are pushing for, whereas germany is, is pushing against it. and germany, it once, you know, makes nuclear a little bit, i'm sorry, germany has had to nuclear. they are moving away from it because of the issue with regards to things like fukushima and should opal and the issue of nuclear disasters . but also, you know, because nuclear actually, while it's green in some ways and that, you know, it's not as common intensive as, as fossil fuels, for example. it also has the issue of nuclear waste being left behind. okay, sure. so the european commission has actually come up by the proposal. now, what is it and what is it saying? and is it a bit of a fudge? what would you say? so the european commission doesn't actually want to designate nuclear derived hyd

so how closely our america and france aligned? where did the 2 countries agree? and where did they agree to disagree? today were talking with veteran french diplomat, felipe, etc, and the ambassador of france to the united states. and before that chief diplomatic adviser to the president of france, ambassador at the end, thank you so much for joining us here today. you're right on the edge of leaving your post and going off to be a professor at columbia to think great thoughts and perhaps right, great books. but i'm interested in getting your strategic map as you look not just at the french american relationship, but the world about what you think we're not getting right. what do we as allies need to focus on? what, what, what worries do you have out there that are unaddressed right now? indeed, i think we, the worry in ukraine's is aggression by russia against ukraine. is some, something, it's very bad news it's. it's also very, very big news. it's war back to europe. so many years after world war 2 and my experience is that in february when it started and even

his france was gripped in a global struggle 250 years ago. with england. there may have been hiccups along the way, but paris in washington are on the same side in so many global conflicts. macaroni efforts to push back here and there, and work on european strategic autonomy is not really seen as a threat by the united states, which doesn't have the resources or the same world view as europe on some strategic issues. america is not always paying attention. sometimes it once you're up to have strategic autonomy and let's face it. sometimes it just wants to take orders and do what america wants it to do. washington could be a bits, gets a frantic and bipolar. but that's the nature of a lot of relationships. sort of like a long term marriage that still works. and that's the bottom line. ah ah, nissan, newly ah, women, ron micro businesses are key to center goals development and to improved food security . access to finance helps them succeed. since 2014, nearly a 180 micro enterprises, collectives and small businesses across synagogue received concession refi

so he's declaring a quote end of a cycle for france in africa. frances military footing has been used by others. he says to say that france only had a security agenda. so what is michael's big idea now? well, there was a clue that was going to be about money when he made a positive reference in his speech, frances financial community of africa's fall come. so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one in france as big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister george maloney sad about the ca hawk in 2018 where so monday, you know, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in booking our fossa. it's one of the poorest nations in the world, france prince colonial money for burkina faso, which has gold in return. they round at 60 percent of everson, burkina, faso exports and jump in the coffee of the french treasury. the gold that this child goes down the channel to extract mostly ends up in the coffee of the french state. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe. the solution is to free afric

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so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one of france as big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister jersey maloney sad about this ca hawk in 2018 where so monday, you know, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in booking our fossa. it's one of the poorest nations in the world, france prince colonial money for burkina faso, which has gold in return. they round at 60 percent of everson, burkina, faso, exports and jump in the coffee of the french treasury. the goal that these child goes down the channel to extract mostly ends up in the coffee of the french state. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe. the solution is to free africa from sachi europeans who exploit it and allow these people to leave off what they have. so now michael wants to build on that, where he considers a wonderful symbol of french african cooperation, which is quite controversial for a lot of africans, especially with respect to sovereignty over their own currency. to

so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet proposed and elias, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't acre russia and professor of history at the american university in washington, dc. analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe because our staff had there we could prevent a world foretell because hitler was weak and knew he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping emanuel elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr written and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire, britain offered hitler freedom of action in the east for britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects. if for ins

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like france, like russia, like israel, like even egypt. so there are many countries that are buying these smaller products that india has exported. so the market does appear to be there at the higher cost k in delhi. thank you very much. and moving from air to space travel, boeing has announced it's opening a new production area in new orleans. it's our crews will work on new rockets used enough as our to miss program. they'll hold 40 percent more cargo, including observations hot lights and space telescopes in november now for launch the 1st mission of the ottoman it found to launch the 1st woman on the 1st person of color on the left. and the remainder of the top is no story. we're following for you this, our european commission says hydrogen to ride from nuclear power. it can be considered low carbon this to be light in the continents energy mix. the e u is planning on producing and importing 10000000 tons of renewable hydrogen by 2034. we have time for 4 more. you can always check out w dot com slash business. we're on the deal. the ne

why is france different? do the unions and the public have the appetite to think for a long fight over this issue? well pension reform. so it's really something in france and debate. it's one of the last kinds of reforms and political discussions that really raised so much interest and passion. there's already been a series of reforms about every 10 years in 109-323-2014 this year again. so there's a repetitive aspect to, to, to these reforms. the discussion is always a bit the same. and a lot of this reform is about accelerating the previous reform and also are raising the return retirement age by, by 2 years from 60 to 64. yes. but yes, there's a sense of contingency of repetition with these reforms at general lack of economy discussion about what is really a big, how big achieved and a lack of understanding of the broader economy. technological context, how much pensions are going to, to weigh or not on workers in the future, depending on the path of productivity, economic growth in general. so we have thi

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think from our point res, now is, and i, me is france. use congress what what have so we've been killed and crashed and so just and support several or against the pro ration. but it says your grades and more programs to press was it's like i was opposed to say, hey, did you say that the france is killing russian soldiers in the ukraine? yes, sir, because a francis given class a week when they asked officers who are you? are all in stockton or ukrainian replaced a sold. okay. i don't really want to get bogged down in ukraine this, this discussion about about africa at the moment. i just wanted you to verify that that remark. yeah, a vaguely let's, let's, let's put this to you. then what, what is russia doing in africa right now when it's engagement bring about the piece, the development that many of the countries that it has security partnerships with want here. i think if we go back to the 2019 because it is in, so you, you see, you see the science of what process we are trying to achieve, but it will continent on it. but under buttoned u

>> welcome to "live from paris," will news analysis from france 24. life images from the elysees palace in paris where the ukrainian president is expected to arrive very shortly. he has touched down at the airport. it follows a day where he was in london where he asked directly for fighter jets to be supplied to his country in its quest to repel the russian invasion. nothing is off the table. britain is going to train ukrainian pilots. some are interpreting this as a possibility the jet will be supplied at some future point to ukraine. the meeting with macron taking place in paris shortly. the german chancellor will be joining our reporter. a little boy pulled alive from the ruins by rescuers as the death toll in southern turkey and northwest syria stands at 12,000. cases of death from hypothermia are reported in extreme cold. the international effort to help the people affected by the earthquake continues. that response is flooding into the region affected. ukraine is sending help, but there's growing concern on the ground that the help is yet to rea

so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one of frances big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister jersey maloney sat about the ca, faulk in 2018 where so monday, you know, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in burkina faso. it's one of the poorest nations in the world, france prince colonial money for both kena faso, which has gold in return. they found that 50 percent of everson, burkina, faso, exports and jump in the coffee of the french treasury. the gold, this child goes down the channel to extract mostly ends up in the coffers of the french state. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe . the solution is to free africa from satel europeans who exploited and allow these people to leave of what they have. so now michael wants to build on that when he considers a wonderful symbol of french african cooperation, which is quite controversial for a lot of africans, especially with respect to sovereignty over their own currency. to focus on

died at the age of 88 romano, whose real name was francesco renee deck, where vo was brought up in france after his family. fred, the spanish civil war, and he founded his paris fashion house in 1966. he was when i am for his space age metallic designs, while also launching a highly successful room to perfumes. after a 3 dec a career, the fame decade career, the famously eccentric man steadfast in 1999. with our minds of our top story, some al jazeera, the united states has taken immediate diplomatic action over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon above us soil, which it says is a clear violation of its sovereignty. the u. s. secretary of state cancelling a planned visit to beijing. china said it's a civilian balloon, not being used for surveillance. and my call today with director wong ye, i made clear that the presence of this surveillance balloon in u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of you, a sovereignty and international law that it's an irresponsible act. and that the p r c decision to take this action on the my planned visit is detrimental to the substitute discussions

so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one of frances, big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister, georgia maloney sat about, the ca, park in 2018 where so manguno, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in burkina faso. it's one of the poorest nations in the world, france prince colonial money from kena faso, which has gold in return. they round at 6 at the sound of everson, burkina, faso, exports and jump in the coffin of the french treasury. the gold, this child goes down the channel to extract mostly ends up in the coffers of the french state. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe . the solution is to free africa from sat to europeans who exploited and allowed his people to leave of what they have. so now michael wants to build on that when he considers a wonderful symbol of french african cooperation, which is quite controversial for a lot of africans, especially with respect to sovereignty over their own currency. to focus on investm

can you say that france was not able to, can, can, can the wagner group do it? i mean, as i said to you, the question that they're accused of human rights atrocities on the ground. ah, we believe that international organizations reach control and human rights are issues as they are politically kind of ends. ally, if somebody is going to have more direct cues, for example, you're playing and the government was that far, daughter else? well, asian human. right. it's nice. it's not on us and for no reason to such as race . and that is the best it was go months and you know, some time needed to questions optic to be it's quite cruel. and i think so, but next i've come to that more and more african governments want to invite wagner. 2000 of the great. what do you make of that? what are the dangers for african states in closing up to russia, particularly the ones who are being propped up by, by russian arms and mercenaries. what i think one of the, one of the things to actually start the conversation with is why they are in the 5th. if, if you, if you go back to no mo

frances has the latest. frances: the rain arrives this afternoon, but for right now we have low clouds in the area. a live shot looking down into san francisco and he could see the fog. here is the day planner. 7:00 a.m., fog temperatures in the 40's and 50's. then showers at midday. it will get heavy at times. temperatures will be warming up into the low to mid 60's for the inland in the bay area. upper 50's at the the rain will be heavy at times, especially this evening and into the early morning tomorrow. and than it looks like the wet pattern continues through tomorrow evening before a string of dry days arrives. stephanie: police have made an arrest in a shooting that took place in in san francisco synagogue this week. a man walked into the jewish center on wednesday into been to fire. no one was injured. officers found casings on the scene, investigated as possible blanks. they think this is the same man who walked into a theater on balboa and waved a gun. he has been booked into the san francisco coun

i do not understand how france cannot understand that france who claims to be the leader of freedom in the country of human rights. it does not recognize any thing for france. we are slaves, we refuse to be slaves. france liberated itself from the old regime. let us do the same and be free from france. the french troops failed. that is for sure. our people will succeed to remember his 3 and more importantly, learn from mistakes, is a cardinal rule that those in miley and book in a fossil are set to embrace. as the countries have moved away from the colonial past to a future of partners with their lulu assay wondered more than 19000 people have lost their lives in the devastating earthquakes that read through turkey and syria. this week, the scenes of devastation around the epicenter are simply shocking, so far, inter kia alone, more than 18000 people have been confirmed dad, and over 71000 people injured. formerly high rise apartment blocks had been reduced to rubble were signs of those still trapped, getting more difficult to the attack. nevertheless, the search for survivors goes on.

i do not understand how france cannot understand that france who planes to be the leader of freedom in the country of human rights. it does not recognize any thing for france . we are slaves, we refuse to be slaves. france liberated itself from the old regime. let us do the same and be free from france. the french troops failed. that is for sure that our people will succeed. to remember his 3 and more importantly, learn from mistakes is a cardinal rule that those in miley and book in a fossil are set to embrace as the countries have moved away from the colonial past to a future of partners. with the lulu assay wondered, the indian ministry of mines has announced the discovery of a colossal reserve of lithium and the kashmir region amounting to an estimated 5900000 tons. getting the scoop now without his luncheon sharma, india has discovered nearly 6000000 tons or released him in the state of john moore engaged me in a district called reality. and this is the 1st big find a relief in for india in the boss as well in 2011 in the i have found lithium in the state of canada. but it didn't

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because frances giving us a work when they asked officers who are you? are all in stockton, or ukrainian very, pretty 0 again. that's us. ok. i don't really want to get bogged down in ukraine this, this discussion about about africa at the moment. i just wanted you to verify that that remark. yeah, a vaguely let's, let's, let's put this to you then what, what is russia doing in africa right now when it's engagement bring about the piece, the development that many of the countries that it has security partnerships with want here. i think if we go back to the 2019 because it is such a huge you see, you see the science of what process we're trying to achieve. what content is put under buttoned up from 2019 because that new, predict the, the warning and ukraine and about for african if it were present. and you could see from the totally communication that russia is indeed very keen on forming in strong collision with african countries and political relations, an edge security, and so forth. but at the moment, one on one of the clear one of the clint needs th

pleasure to have you here on france 24. next, business. we are getting more details about the eu plans for cleantech to counter america's sweeping green subsidies. >> european officials a fit -- had denounced the u.s. inflation reduction act as protectionist, but the european commission has formally put forward its own green tech industrial plant in an effort to avoid losing business to the u.s. and china and ramp up its own competitive edge. >>'s it's a proposal designed to help europe's industries rid themselves of co2 emissions and be competitive on the global stage. on wednesday, the european commission president unveiled the eu's green deal industrial plan. >> the plan has four pillars. a conducive regulatory environment for the net zero industries. second, national and eu funding. third, the ensuring of proper skills for the greens transition, and an ambitious trade position is the fourth pillar. >> the plan was designed to rid europe of dependency on russian fossil fuels, something that occurred well ahead of schedule, but now the m

it's exactly me message united, say brit than france. and now you can come to this, they want to establish new colonialism system. ok, of the great, let's, let's pick up on that. russians i respected in africa, may be, i suppose, given that it's sending weapons to prop up authoritarian regimes and a military governments. what about the people, though? do people in africa? see russia as an ally? will russia ultimately become an despised, perhaps, as the former colonial powers? ah, the younger generation in africa is pretty clear that it sees the future as african democracy. that's how they want to be governed in the future. will they tolerate any russian or, or, or western presence on the continent in the long term. so if you look up, because i've been happening in every scenario, you always find african africans. we've been around flag, i'm speaking to how the supports the income in miniature government. they won't finance with russia just like it because because there is a lot of positive sentiments towards roger russia on it. it, i wou

they were in france the next day prior to that, britain and france were very natural allies and they came to a very logical, no brainer agreement that neither would ever request an armistice with germany without the other's approval unless things started to go really bad, or when if things ever started to go really bad. well, after may 10th, things went very bad very quickly for france. and after about five weeks in early june, it became pretty clear that germany sorry, france was beaten. so paul rheingold, who was churchill's counterpart in france, he asked churchill to relieve france of their vow, and he said he would on two conditions. one was france held, 400 captured, german pilots and churchill demanded that france turn them over to britain. renewed agreed to do that. but never did. and that could be a book for somebody else to write. and another great quote from churchill in his history of the war, he said, they all became available for the battle of britain and we had to shoot them down again. and a lot of them, they did shoot down again. the other condition was churchill was

for france, we are slaves. we refuse to be slaves. france liberated itself from the old regime . let us do the same and be free from france. the french troops failed. that is for sure, our people will succeed to remember history. and more importantly, learn from mistakes is a cardinal rule that those in miley and will, can of fossil are set to embrace, as the countries have moved away from the colonial past to a future of partners with the lulu assay wondered, meanwhile, the head of the wagner group says his company has stopped recruiting from russian presents, however, replying to a cnn request on what could be the reason for that. he said they received many applications from the united states. after we released the wagner pmc advertisement for the american audience, we received more than 10000000 applications from us citizens wishing to join us to fight against nato. at the moment we are considering about 1000000 american citizens for employment. therefore, we temporarily suspended the recruitment of volunteers from russian prisons. however, if there is a corresponding request

so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one of france's big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister jersey maloney said about the ca park in 2018. where so monday it, oh this is a child who acts in a gold mine in booking off. ah, so it's one of the poorest nations in the world. france prince colonial money for book kena. faso which has gold in return they demanded 50 percent of everything. burkina, faso exports ends up in the coffers of the french treasury. the goal that these child goes down the channel to extract, mostly i'm up in the coffin of the french states. you know, so dissolution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe. the solution is to free africa from satin europeans who exploit it and allowed his people to leave off what they have. ok, so that currency of 14 different african, i thought it was a great thing because it helped them get up to standards for investors globally. and so now michael wants to build on that when he considers a wonderful s

i do not understand how france cannot understand that france who claims to be the leader of freedom in the country of human rights. it does not recognize any thing for france. we are slaves, we refuse to be slaves, france liberated itself from the old regime. let us do the same and be free from france. the french troops failed. that is for sure. our people will succeed to remember history, and more importantly, learn from mistakes is a cardinal rule that those in money and will, can, of fossil are set to embrace as the countries have moved away from me. colonial pos to a future of partners with the lulu assay wondered as russia marks or national holiday ordering. it's diplomats. arti speaks with countries ambassador too, but in a fossil and the ivory coast, he gave his view on why the relationship between russia and burkina. faso continues to grow a busload of rushes, popularity and burkina. faso can be attributed to the high prestige our country has in the eyes of the african population. diplomatic relations with burkina faso were established back in 1967. for more than 55 years, coop

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does it seem like france sort of gets a path? well says, it's all, it's really important to let you know that the british colonization was a rule. and then the french colonization was a dial tone, whereby french colonizer came in pauses of language in pause the way the colonizer culture is a business colonization. they came to africa, learn about history, culture and colonized african. but in general colonization, it's colonization. there is no good colonization over the which countries in africa saw the french colonies and what impacts do we still see from that today? can you sort of expand on what that french french influence looks like right now, densely, and is all about governance level as you see what's going on in, in my country. and my, the actually there is a growing and see friends sentiments in the population. because since 2012 and there was a conflict in north regional smiley and then for the french sauce is a leverage. they're not so reasonable smile. it asked us 10 years of operation. they were there for safety aga

i do not understand how france cannot understand that france who claims to be the leader of freedom in the country of human rights. it does not recognize any thing for france . we are slaves, we refuse to be slaves. france liberated itself from the old regime. let us do the same and be free from france. the french troops failed. that is for sure. our people will succeed to remember history, and more importantly, learn from mistakes, is a cardinal rule that those in money and will, can a fossil asset to embrace, as the countries have moved away from me. colonial pos to a future of partners with the lulu assay, wondered meanwhile, the head of the wagner group says his company has stopped recruiting from russian correctional facilities. however, replying to a c, n request on what could be the reason for that. he said they received many applications from the united states. after we released the wagner pmc advertisement for the american audience, we received more than 10000000 applications from us citizens wishing to join us to fight against nato. at the moment we are considering about 1000

france left 13-7 after _ gas. no one will catch them. france left 13-7 after france _ gas. no one will catch them. france left 13-7 after france is goods - left 13—7 after france is goods score and ireland's responded inside. if their timing was perfect, this french defenders was anything but. the irish fours were forgiven as they made the best of the strands in that spelling in first out. things could been worse for france but somehow, through their captain, the stood strong to cheer byjust six at the half. but ireland would not be denied. they secured the final point win. it's a record 13th straight home win for ireland, who in turn end france's 1a match unbeaten run, and that's why ireland coach andy farrell was impressed by his team's efforts, it was heroic from our guys, you know. we certainly left a few tries out there, and i'm not being greedy because i'm pleased to get the bonus point but we got down into the french half and number of time and didn't come away with the points we should have. plenty to work on, but at the same time, while, it is a heroic performanc